The Public Comment Period for Draft CMS FHIR® Digital Quality Measures (dQMs) is now open. Comment on Eligible Clinician dQMs, Hospital - Inpatient dQMs, and Hospital - Outpatient dQMs until February 23, 2026.
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Registration is Open: 2026 CMS Quality Conference
Registration is open for the 2026 CMS Quality Conference [links-2.govdelivery.com], which is taking place March 16–18 in Baltimore, MD and online.
This year’s theme — “Make America Healthy Again: Innovating Together for Better Health” —sets the stage for you to dive deep into the areas that matter the most to you, with five dynamic tracks of content across March 16 and 17:
- Driving Quality, Ensuring Safety, Preventing Harm
- Let’s Hear It! Share Your Ideas with CMS
- Transforming Health Quality with Data and Digital Solutions
- Wellness Starts with Prevention
- What’s Next at CMS for Quality and Safety?
March 18 will consist of closed sessions for designated participants.
CMS Administrator, Dr. Mehmet Oz, and other HHS, CMS, and national healthcare leaders, will deliver inspiring keynotes and lead conversations that spark action and drive innovation.
REGISTER NOW [links-2.govdelivery.com]
Space is limited, so be sure to secure your spot! Let us know what you’re looking forward to on social by using #QualCon26.
Where to Stay:
Take advantage of our special room block at the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor [links-2.govdelivery.com] or the Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor [links-2.govdelivery.com] at Camden Yards for $150 per night.
Join us in shaping the future of quality healthcare!
Last Updated: Jan 21, 2026